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Mills Chemberin died of an apoplectic
fit Friday of last week. He was the weigh
master at the Irondale furnace and just
weighed load of ore for Mr.. Joseph
Ruckle, and was about to weigh another
for a son of Mr.. David Armstrong, when he
was noticed to fall or recline over a table.
The two rushed in to assist him, and dis
covering that he was seriously attacked
others wers summoned and he was carried
on a lounge to the house of Joseph Raj
ston, where daughter of Mr.. Chep1berlin
chanced to be and she bathed his head,
hoping that he might soon recover, as he
had been attacked with what she supposed
to be similar atfiictious heretofore, but this
proved to be more serious and he lived but
about twenty minutes after reaching the
house. He was about Sc years of age and
had been in the employ of the lrondale
Company about twenty years. The fun
eral took place Monday afternoon from his
home on Third street. Rev. Riddle Of the
NJ. L. Church and Rev. Stuart Mitchell, D..
D., of the Presbyterian church assisted in
the burial service.
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Resolutions.

LODGE, F. & A. NJ, NO. 460,
oRANGEvILLE, PA.
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BUS MESS NOTICES.

AN IMPERATIVE NECESSITY What pure
air is to an unhealthy locality, what spring
cleaning is to the neat bousekeeper, so is
Hoods Sarsaparilla to everybody, at this
season The body needs to be thoroughly
renovated; the blood purified and vitalzed,
the germs of disease destroyed. Scroiula,
salt rheum, and all other blood disorders
are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the most
popular and successful spring medicine.
To PRESERVE NATURAL FLOWERS. Dip
the flowers in melted paraffine, withdraw
ing them quickly. The liquid should be
only just hot enough to maintain its fldit-
ity and the flowers should be dipped one
at a time, held by the stocks and moved
about for an instant to get rid of air bub-
bles. Fresh cut flowers, free from moist
ure, make excellent specimens in this way.
If you would preserve your health and in
vigorate your entire system use Perrine's
Pure Barley Malt Whskey. For sale by
G. b. Robbins, Bloomsbury, Pa. [eow.
Aid for all. The Hop Plaster gives com
fort TO rheImatic pains, tired muscles, lame
back. 25c.
Take Ayers Sarsaparila, in the spring of
the year, to purify the blood. invigorate
the system, excite the liver to action, and
ISsloiC Hcultuy lOuC uuu NlpOT 10 I0e
whole physical mechanism Remember
that quality, not quantity constitutes the
value of medicine.
FREE TRADE.-Thc reduction of internal
revenue and the taking OF of revenue
s.aTps from Proprietary Medicines, no
| doubt has largely benefited the consumers,
as well as relieving the burden of home
| manufacturers. Especially is this the case
| with Green's August Flower and Boschee's
| German Syrup, as the reduction of thirty
six cents per dozen, has been added to in
crease the size of the bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving one. fifth
more medicine in the 10 cent size. The
August Flower for Dyspepsia and Live
Complaint, and the German Syrup fol
CoLgh and Lung troubles, have perhaps
the largest sale of any medicines in the
world. The advantage Of increased sizt
of the bottles will be greatly appreciate
by the sick and afflicted, in every town anC
village in civilized countries. Sampl,
bottles for 10 cents remain the same size.
jan %, " 81, C v
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Shipping tags, with or without strings
it the COLUMBIAN office. u.
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|. w. HARTMAN & SONS

Cbb lllD w Ebh n
|. w. HARTMAN & SONS.
Spring jackets for ladies,
Boncle Jersey jackets for children.
Spring coats for children.
Goods suitable to make coats and jackets
Combination suitings IL wash dress
goods.
New gray dress goods.
Spotted, striped, pladed and plain vel
vets
Gents fine kid gloves.
Ladies undressed kid gloves.
Always good line of cheviots, ging-
hams, ticsings, crashes, muslins at lowest
prices in the county.
Our stock of decorated china &c. fur.
nishes many wedding presents.
Envelopes, letter heads, note heads, bill
heads, statements, business cards. and all
kinds of commercial printing at the CoLUM-
BIAN office. IT,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-03-11

Closing out Winter goods at reduced
prices at DeWitps Orangeville. Call there
for bargains.
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It's the little things that make
life a burden or a pleasure.
Trip over the handle of a car
pet-sweeper or jam the wall
with it and there's a fret-wrinkle
started. The handle of the
Wanamaker Sweeper stands up
wherever you leave it. It's a
sweeper that sucks in the dust
and dirt and never bruises fur
niture. So,
John WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets,
and City-hall square.
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coaRAcr RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Trains on the Philadelphia 4 II Il. leave Rupert
As follows:
NORTH sOurB.
6:86 a. IN. 1I;4q A. M
942 p. IN. 6:13 %, m,
Trains on the ID. L. & w. II, II, leave Bloomsburp
follows:
NORTH. SOUTH.
$40 a. m. 8:29 a. m.
1H20 m. 11:44 q. m.
pR p. M 4:lo p. m.
6:36 p. m. S:47 D. m,
Trains on the N. & W. b. Railway pass Bloom
erry as follows
NORTH. SOUTH
1O:46 a. m. i1:A A. m.
t.26 p. N. 4i9 D. m.
SUNDAY.
NORTH. .ourH,
1916 am 6:B9 o m
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Choice clover seed for sale by A. NJ. De-
witt, Orangeville.

Having just received a cylinder for fin-
isling silks and cloths, | am prepared to
clean and dye gents clothing, ladies'
cloaks. sacques, silks, dresses. shawls, &c.
Feathers dyed ami curled Packages TO-
warded by express will receive prompt at
tention, according to directions. Call or
address, J. o. Caswell. dyer, Bloomsbury
Wooden Mills. sep24-tf.
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Said a dealer wise in silks
"If | wanted to give my wife a
dress I'd take the 'Cachemire
Marguerite" Genoa black silk.
Soft, pliable, don't crack, cut,
turn gray or wear shiny; satin
faced and not heavily dye
weighted, That's what the
maker says, Much to say OF
any silk, but the "Cachemire
Marguerite" deserves it. A
wonderful silk for the price
81 to 81; more wonderful than
we care to say, for if you don't
know silk values you might
think we'd been misled.
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IN THE HOPE OF FINDING THE SOLDIERS
WIDOW.
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SEE THIS WEEK AT

For Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, go
% A. M. DeWItts, Orangeville.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-12-23

- SS, Ser sabr.n srlitIt purssn uHS iest bee
80. sns saSnuus ssssiIt.-Rsh. 1850.
Essf1s SprinsFeIs, Senn.
sran lit IS Ronate an GeuroIaie
III ash,sars. isin RittsI pclte ibr belttn.
rts la.sS s, naefdhr cine SIai9e ct. Satobs
SaqvssesrauSt bate foante te roteoer gehen.
DE- Sof. 9. RIrpbp.
,sstrs. - 9aasrus sthsiIt.
W. eprinaFeIS, Tenr., pttober IT. 1885.
80 Sron mar asldbmt uno fonnte feinet
-. sgSen. Gbe he cine Slai6e st. Satobs
sggss as,fstbraa&t bate mar te i'm Stanoe i'm
a ssraHs ssben. Sol. y. Rurpbp.
.-.s..,,ssa e.haIt-G ohsmbsr 1880.
esp SCOTT Depot, qutnarr Co., %. ga.
ia enfnl ct. SatobS Del Al gebrou6en
~ sttIaasria in SoIse pon Slfteri6mers
Sin id I'M Stanoe nit 2ei4tisteit TN
SRomas Sormsp.
,ttr-9au,rnb sebsilt.
sspct, qutuam 60, g. 9a., rs OH, 1855.
eeo.Sf Saae mar i'd bettIdseria in Solse
25-stBber Sbnsrteu in Der quite. 9libts
20, mir qineeranJ bis ib cine Slai6e st.
sI.ss Cs[ anuauSte. Rad elmer breiinaIis
y. anwensuna par i5 Gebeilt.
Ebos. Tormep.
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Gortfesuns fOIst.)
Nus @retFsmaIb /,

- Nns @retfSmaIb wtrb
etn trasttomii9sr 8orfau bert9tet. Su
einem bnrtisat SotsI uurbeu udbreub
ber Ra9t fdmrntIi9en einIosirten &eis
isnben Bic Betntlei6cr irnb StisfeI gss
ffobIen. glnn Worssn, nadbem BITE @e'
i9abisten ibr Eager uerlafen, waren fe
nt9t wents ilberrai5t iber b.efen 8ers
Iuff; bod Der Sumor perIieB fe ni4t,
bean fe fielIten f9 ibrem D!rtb obue
bic ~g:nannten Betletbunassesenffdnbe
Dor unb warteteu BET DtnSe, BITE ba toms
men warben. Der Itsbenswirbise @trtb
f9idte nod ben S9affers nnb 9Ieibers
ldben, unb baIb maren ieinsr Sanscu'
Iotten uiebsr Hott, um ft9 BITS auf @tes
bsrieben 81 empiebleu. auBerbsin fnb
nod fIberns 26HeI unb @isarren 81 ben
ifobIsnsn @essnffdnbeu tu tdblen.
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0roptt,s ea@few.

Wa9beburs. Die SrtebriGsfdSter
EurnbaIe auf Dem 6ofe bes SGnl'
srunbfiiGs tn Der Eburmf@anBenffraBs
TT iest TN 8au faif uouenbet unb fou tn
8enusuns a~enonruten werben. Sas
@s5drbe I1adt auf ben Gei9aner sirerl
iebr uortbetIbaften gtnbru6 NIB tt ots
tnnsre gtnrt@tius, fouett ft& btsielbs
b~eurtbetIen IdBt, cine iberaus prattiiebe.
Naumburs. Der Snbaber bss
faatteu Ebieulann'f9en 8antsef@dfts
uurbe - ansebIi9 aIs ~setfesfrant =
tn @pthQ feE0ennrnnuert ttth hferher dez
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-12-23

Gbar, Gs mar bod ein eioentbamrid
faItes BerbdItnib amifden Zen Wrout.
Ienten; trpt bes @rnfss btef,r Taos-
BITE iuenig 81 BdrtIi9t eitsn terausforbsrs
ten, bate Der @rns hes Mdbdens mar,
risr fetn t6nner, bdtte uielIeidt eetnbe
oesuegen wdrutr fein uhHen, unb Der
lungs Bersmann f9ien has Al EibIen.
bern icine Mtene uabm ben GusSrud
Der &rdntung on. nub &c belt r,ttten
tn fsinsr berSlt&en Besrisune time.
aber Wattbd bemertie beibes niMt sins
NAL, nnb NIT elmer raI6en Hepeauna
rpdnote &c R& au uIii@.
Plump fraste bttfer, tn fetnem
@ause iunsbnItsnb.
2oren8 ,u6te BITE A@feIn. .Ui t&'s
Otr porber geidst babel Rorsen uers
ben ft9 u~terbunbert aar Mrbeit mtlbeu.
ebenfo uieIe t6seru uub f9manteu ned.
Dn bift tann msbr Der 6alfte f@er.a
DiesmaI fubr riIri& utHt auf. mite
wobl fonff bet elmer dbnIi9sn @siepen,
bstt; BITE UiIbe @srsiatbsit, tie er bsute
wforssn seBeigi, nj ss R& bod um
etiit'i nerbdltntBm6St9 r:eI asrinaerer
Abtau letner &amsraSen e,banbeIt. fad
ttItlam ab sessn bic fat uunatirit&e
5tube, NIT Der er iett Dieberboblie:
yRauui mebr BITE 6dIftel uub mite
LANCE wirb bt, mod ausbaItsn2A
Gorsn3 umsins BITE antmort. Gs 1T
BITE 8anae iansere Suappi6aftl Dte bat
BON Anfang or Az DIR atffanben unb
bic bait aud BET Dir aus, fsibff wenu Cd
niorgeu rieber etwnS an ben S&adte,
seben fclte. nIrt9, wiaff Du es bsurt
wtrtlt4 babtn treiben2"
ygr wtrb IS 70 Ianse treiben,s faste
Der S9i9tmeifier anfffcbenb, BIS he
aue pom ibH abfolIen, elmer nod benz
aueern, big e. suIest CANA auein blsibt.
Sd bab's Sud sefast. Sbr tommt
nt9t bnr9 init @ureu nnfnniaen Sors
beraussn uub @ureut unfnutaem 6afe,
Der bet benz Batter ani BIate aeuefeu
n&re, ben absr Der Sobn ~wabrbaftta
ut&t perbient bat. Gs mar aenus, mos
q @n@ bot, bas w:iB i'd, Der i3 Rod am
@noe aud IN ben S9a9teu geo, bettet
babe unb aud eth 6ers babe fur
nisiues @Iel@en unb tie Wteiffen
bdtteu Is germ senommen. mas
tbnen gsboten wurbe, aber fe wurs
ben Ia nsebergsi9rtssu unb nieberses
brobt, bts f4 Reiner utebr Su iiibren
waste, neil fi9 Der nIri4 in ben Ropf
seirtt 5atte. ilumSaIi@es a. ~ue.Iansen.
Sebt if's wo%enlans sesaussn, Oh has
@lenb, al bic Gorge uno BITE 9sott, unb
TIT bod nmlonf Seweieu. es tonuit
bot sntli9 au4 etnmal Der Eas, mo
Bstb nnb &tnoer NIT ibrem Suus,r
auem uoranssSen, unb 10 nett ffnb wtr
lest. Su bats oabin 9sbra9t, ulst@,
Dn alIetn ; isst uiaa' aud elm gnbe ba'
mitlA
Ser alte Wann mar anfseffanbt1i unb
blidte tetneu Sobn betnebs bio5.ib on,
absr Hlrt4 bltsb fslbft blsisnt flu 1nntsn
Worwnrt sesenlber, Der gu elmer at'
beren Seit wobt fetnen eansea Ercs bers
Gassetorosrt bdtte. tn fstnsr bilifsrsn
SelaIsl9eit.
sUat Of III nl9t 3a frettsn, Satsry
ehlSsgaele &c tall' soas pe'B '@ GngFI
On eif 3plIteosi, penn Da Dstn sartes
Sroo IN Seugs stlei tannlf, nns pas
oariiosr ptnansl'sst estBt Utr Ggorpen
onsr Usrors9en; S@ pare aues on
Ales seleet! S@ oap,e CD otlr91u'
taeren IMP satis ss AUG set9an, pate
o'sler Sertop n'@I anI e'nniaI au19e.
Fanoen ane pdtte nhs stue Snrn ss1st9t
mIe pom glltn. 0oenMs %. m'sSnG1
= nun, '9 cta Ia nep pct pGlIte ma'
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MISUNDERSTANDING
BREMEN"

S6neaoampferfa6rt

~S@neaoampferfa9rt
Ruraeeeeretfe to neun Sasen
awtf&en
8retaett ttno Netp 0orf.
Die ~beribmten S@nslbampfer
Aller, Trave, Saale, Ems
Elder, Werra, Fulda, Elbe.
eonnabsnes une sstttspe@s bon
sonnsbtuss ,,ns gsittpohs aa@
Rev BORT.
Bremen III febr bfqutm far Retienbe
selesen unbrpon 8reutets aus faun
I tn febr furter Seit fdmmtIi4e
Stdbte DentidIanbs, Sefferrei&s unb
Der S@weis errei4en. Die S@nels
Dampfer bes Rcrbbeutf6en 2Iopb fnb
nit belonberer 8eradf9tisuns Der
,8wii4enbeds : 9afasiere nn6 3weiter
lGaiites gaHasiere sebaut, baden bobe
gerbede, porsigIide 0enttIation unb
cine aussssei@uete 8erpfe8un8.
Mtebr mite
f,75O,OOO
Bafaaiere baden NIT bea Oampfern bes
Rorbbeuti&en efopb bic @etfe iiber's
Weer fasf nnb gut Suridselest. Wegsn.
9retle nnS weiterer Snformatior rrenoe
niau f@ an
OeIri1S e &c.,
iBotlfns Wrten, gleiB gorf.
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Der Gag, Der fir bie 8erfOw'f@e 9os
Ionte 10 fffrmil4 besonneu bate, cling
uerbdItniBmdBis ruhissr 81 @nbe, alS
man es mad ben GeeneI pom Rorsen
bdtte erparten fonen. Gin NIT ben
8erbdItnifeu rubstaInter battle uteIIei9t
ii. Rube, bic sessu absub iber ben
Werten lag, fir ben ttefffen 6riebsn
baIteu t6nner unb bod mar es nur BITE
Ruse bts Starues, Der etnsu a~usenbIid
inne bdIt, ii tann init erneiter Nntb
uieosr ios5ubre&en.
au@ tn Der Wobnuna bes S@i9t'
utiffers btrrf9te iene bumpfe. bradente
Stiae, bic 10 uisI uubeil IN ibrem S4oobe
bara. Der S9i9tmsiiftr faB ffumrl In
fetuem 2.bntuble am Ofeu; Rartba
madte f9 kier unb ba IN Der Stube ~
fdafen unb mari ron 8sit a. 8ett eiafu
BIid auf uErt4, ter NIT petf9rdnttet1
Mrmeu fdusiseno, dber unauft6rli9 in
benz tleinen @aun,e auf uns nieber gina.
Riemanb ipraa su tim uub tr 81 0ies
mani; bas ehemaIise 0ertrautfein, bas
BET BEN unbdnbigen g5aratter bes iuas
a.m Gtsisers omar oft seiius ~ bettisen
5eenen unb auftritien, abtr ebrnio oft
aud -wieber snr 8eri65nuns 9efibrt
bate, mar Idsff seI9wunbeu. nIri4
herrfdte isst I'm {5aufe un5eoingt. ME
branBtn BET feinen !fameraeen /; feI5f hfr
Batter waste es ni9i mebr, f4 sesen
feline Bei9Iafe rtnb l1nteruebmfnssr
au~fsnIebnen; aber bter ute bort mar
es rnr tie Gnr@t nod, bic tim brs
erspaua; pon 2tete uub 8ntraaen mar
ni9t BITE Rtbs msbr.
Gas S9misen bauerte cine geraurne
Seit unb bdtte pielIei&t nod ldnger 9e'
udhrt, udre nt9t 3oren5 eingsirefeir;
Wartba, Bite bur9's Teuffer TIN tcn1riti
r.r k ~~~s~ sr>k SGs>r&@ t2~
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stga4ob8 ~
= Oh $50
.Aneft Neuralate.
-, s5huuua asbsiIt.-Rss. 1880.

.Lst, ab,r bic erfpIse pon 81. !Satobs
~ e rer sabrsn srlisIt purSsn rHS isst ess
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na. rnh Rh,nnatismns athtiIt.

-, sia. gppomatoT Co., 3D., Rop., 1856.
sabrs lana bate i'd an Renrol9ie rnb SHEETS
sssr,us %aelitteT. Gag uno Ndht oudIten
= sru,e SdmCrter. 90 perfudte Ct. Sas
"a al uao ale S6rter3er peri6panben.
8obert y. RpIe.
ID. su,pi Is A. VoGElER CO.. Baltimore, Nd
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

Zone of the greatest evils Of the day" /" said
W. W. Kimbail. Of Boston. land one of the
most far reaching in it's effects is the adul-
tersfion Of lard The abuses emanating from
il are almost as bad rs those abuses coming
from the nianufactuTs and sale of iDtoxicst-
ing drinks IL is matter that the public is
not generally aware OF. yet il has been
proven by investigation and chemical ansly-
SIS that about q, per cent Of the product s0ii
for pure lard IN this country is more or les
sdulterafed with foreign substances These
compounds are made OF various ingredients,
such as beef and mutton tallow, cotton seed
oil. and. in Eosne instances, If grease that
has been chemically vhitened and aeodorized
In some caEes there Is no lard st all IN the
compound, and yet the stuff is Offered for
sale as choice, pure lard Chicago Times
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

One oe tho brightest men that ever attend
ed Harvard college was Sumner Paine,
son of Henry W. Paine, leading
lawyer of Boston Paine always led lis
class at the college, as he had done before
at tho Boston Latin school. without much
study or effort 1t was during the war, and
just before the battle OF Gettyss urg, that one
uf the professors Of the college, who was
much disliked by the students by reason Of
his arrogant pIanner, was about to be mar
ried. The evening of the wedding Paine
headed band Of students who, just as tho
professor wasebont to go to the house of the
bride, at which the wedding was to take
place, locked him in his room and prevented
him from being on hand at the appointed
time, in consequence of which the marriage
ceremony was postponed.
Through a window the professor recog-
nized Paine among his tormentors and the
next day preferred charges against him
The faculty was 10th TO discipline Paine, as
they admired the young man and his ability,
and partoek 60 a great extent of the Students
dislike for the professor. It MAS necessary for
the preservation of discipline that some no
tice should be taken OF the matter, and much
against their wishes they expelled Paine,
with the understanding that VIXEN he apollo
gized he could be rsinstated. Paine was over
sensitive and keenly felt his disgrace. Ee at
once went to Governor Andrew, who was an
old family friend, who gave him a commits
sion in a regiment ct the front of Gettysburg.
Paine LEFT for his post of duty a. ONCE, ar
rived at Gettysburg the day the fighting be-
gan, and fell Inortally wounded within few
hours of his arrival Mail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

II was on the 5th ~ Jnne 1855. thai fhe
small town Of Annouay nssr LYONS. Frame,
was ia q state q rroSf exrStefscni Gs Joseph
Montgolfser sad Is bEolher bad promised %
exhibit balloon sscens-sn unbeard OF
thing, incrcdible, as mosl thought. At the
appointed hour crowd Futhered 90 witness
ths novel sDectscie. Nothing. lowever was
visible bat imineaae fol1is of paper. ]. ITO fsat
IN circ1mfereacs. ftrod - frame weighing
600 pounds and containing - 600 cubic fset.
To the aston ishnlenf cf All II was anAonncof
that this balloon would be flied with gas ard
would rise 10 the Clouds on the arsllicatson cf
fire underneath The nsSs gradually un-
folded and assumed the form a. a isrrs
glohe. A: length IL rose with great rapidly.
and IN iess tran ten minutes was at ar in,-
menss elevation and then gradually ssnk
This balloon contained nothing bat heated
air rasvaed hy fire, the receptacle Of which
wss attached underneath ths globe u paper,
which had an orifice oI1er5ag downward
There have been rlzny stories reiste1 ~ 90
what gave the first idea Of such = siacaiue az
the balloon--soule asserting THAI s. WAS
Joseph who frat caught thc noffon ~ wafch-
Ing ths smoke as Il csoeaded TIE chinneys
Various ex7'esilnen.s we're afterucr1 faade
IN Paris previous q she tfrDc ahoa nen
freely trusted themselves 30 these hazardous
conveyances
Joseph Eortrol1er 6ied on the 2sh &C
June. 1910, having rarvircd rs s5rgthe-
eleven Yeas Nhen Bossnpar,e. th-a Grse
consul. Distributed eros ess ~ honor a. citszens
who had contribu'ed 20 the edva5eeaent or
arts and sciences The decoration ssss be-
slowed upon Ecnieoifiel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

Progressive eucher parties are the greatest
possible rage in many quarters OF the great
city at this particular jurcture Eucher,
thus revived, has new degree Of interest.
The party Is conducted upon the theory u
making earb member Of the party acquaint-
Cd with all the other members. A player
starts at one table among the several scat
tered about the room. Ii he wins at the first
tabio he psssas on 10 the next. and is credited
with one game. IL hs wins again, he moves
forward one table. IL he loses, ho sits where
he is, and hrs opponent or opponents 20 on
So it progresses until the entire circuit is
made, when prizes are distributed 10 tee most
successful players, while the failures smile
sweetly and try not to seem enviouS Under
this system every one in the room is brought
into direct contact with everybody else at
some time during the evening. and much Of
the uneasy formality OK ordinary socihl en-
tertainments is worn of.--New York World
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

The present rage for PEI dogs has ssrvs8 10
put il the baekgrosns the noble bred OK
Newfoundland This ought nol = -. Tor "a
frs class Newfoundland dog r. Dot ooiy a
handsome, n0.le animal. bat is = uscfni ons
ss well, and as = companion ant ruarSisa sor
Children Is uresnsied They ssfri r. t-lsetD
guarding their masters cil'i6-ea ss 3 rsaffr
Of course, accompanying thei0 a. .f raer.
blcs, and tbcir skin IN rssc1ing ,isillret if,rl
the water is provefbiAJ They an rory
clcanly In Their kabiss, and st nieit VIII onfe-
fully guard the premises Tbey eau readiis
be taught 30 pull children's wa1o'sH Tifing
the little folss n chsDc< 70 ''plaF brrs en a
small scale, while they scon learn ~ csfJs-
bundles and baskets 20 and frun rn1fket 90
stora Tbsy attain weight Of frosn 125 20
leo or 17o pounds First class pups readily
bring from 80 % SIC each Ia celof tae
Newfoundland is csther solid blsck % black
in raois color, with ring u white around
neck or with white On breast and foes Tbs
hair should be strong and wsvy end the cone
heavy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

Mr.. W. " Boringt0n, IN an interesting
nrtjcle in The y W Arcasfect on ths
"Architecture of toe present time as com
Pared with tbatof City yesrs ago gives tue
following incidsniai "reminiscences:
I'VE raus4. not forgsf the very crude con
sss-,cfion 81 railroads FirTt, the wood
striaxer aith iron strap rails, mere fsulilior-
IL lnoxa 81 TIE snake heal rail On these
RATS tbe engines v-re cJagzucte5 - run
without tes,rlers or covers a any kias te pro
fecs tlse engineer 81 fre,aa1L They ussd 10
s4and On the open piatf9Tsn, exposed - tbe
severity a The vyesthef end storms i was
in ths year Isso, I think. that ! was ca.lts'l
ur<,a tr Tie fnssssr H8eshanit~ assa ganegsl
sas,,rrintsnde-st n TIE Boston ard Alhauy
r.airas8 - s.e n ] csnia nof de~iss Some Kind
q prosectsas Al iaazt fs partially cover The
e1s.faser sss.i firesnsR. s1d hors = suiic8sDtlg
oresa IA - tsfzrrsrt fAesr rleF-
I exarGinad 81 e1yine aid repogted That
efr6 fxrstfat,< . eSeer. j xas ~ ozses en-
sssrea % make TIE seceselrT frswirss and
sssse- nterd tie construction ~ fhs frs cst
r.rer 81, esri1x IA fAis e. azF oshef couairJ
ai,e ra<ait zas zerfscs f7rcess. r1ioa witch
there has xaf beer any fnszer5d improve.
41e7t - IA >rsf alnsoef sfensiesl wish the al
nov m rae. I ose1 lzarsls fnfer7n Fgn ffsat -
uze vrar jrlsg-se saseiF Adopted Throughout thl'
eoasrf. Has I I'D lsf5thoaEhf eneugk =
Rsss rsessrrrs a T.zt~rs fer tbs ssvssx, rrot,
a. reol5 10. have t1ss czise6 ur>s - pre-
- ~ tssr uzsssr ~-EscseusiffE 1nfsr1csn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25
Goodbr to Boots.

We are bidding sdien 90 the ancient boots
The rising generation won't have thera Not
only 90 sales fall off every year, but they fail
or al the wrong end Only old men or labor
ing men buy them. Young America went
touch them for daily use, snd wants only
special kinds for fishing, hunting and rough
ing it in the woods. IL is hard 70 tell why
people don't care for them. They are very
ornamental and very lasting. Their price
may hav oEaething 70 do with il, OF coarse
pair andsolBe boots crnnof he made FOR
less than 20. and cost from this al tie WAY
mp to s50. Perhaps swclIdom is growing
economical There is still good demand for
boots from engineers, sea captains, naval
officers and army officials Here they are
very useful and probably always viii be in
style-New York Star